Resting place for cyclists in Mrzezyno
The Model Cycling Rest Area in Mrzezyno was built in December 2019 as part of the project "Biking South Baltic! Promotion and Development of the Baltic Sea Bicycle Route (EuroVelo10) in Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden" implemented under the South Baltic Cross-border Cooperation Program." The Model Cycling Rest Area in Mrzezyno is in line with the "Concept of Western Pomerania Bicycle Route Network" and includes: bicycle repair kits, electric bicycle charging station (system, 2-station), built-in power outlets for electronic devices (e.g., cell phones) in USB standard, wi-fi router, information boards. The Model Cyclists Rest Area is powered by photovoltaic panels included in the kit mounted on the roof.

"Pamiątkowe Kamienie Sybiraków"

4 Lipy drobnolistne

Bicycle counter Rogowo

Bicycle sculpture Grzybowo

Brzeg Klifowy

Camping Baltic
"Camping is located in the city itself in the spa zone of Kolobrzeg. It is located in the greenery of the seaside park, 500 m from the sea, near the Velo-Baltica bicycle route and 1 km from the city center.
From the Camping you can easily and quickly get to the sandy beach, as well as start exploring the attractive area (Amphitheater, Stone Manor and others).
Camping Baltic is an ideal place for tourists who value relaxation in harmony with nature while maintaining modern amenities.
You will find wooden cottages with kitchenette and bathroom, a camping site with separate pitches for campers and caravans, and a large camping site on a grassy area with full sanitary facilities."

Camping Bursztynek
Friendly space by the sea for tents, trailers, campers. Peaceful atmosphere among the trees and family atmosphere. 450 meters to the beach. To the east and west extends a scenic bicycle path in the forest by the sea. Bicycles for rent and a station for their service. Infrastructure for safety and comfort. Neat and clean sanitary facilities. Places and equipment for games and play: table football, ping-pong, badminton, volleyball, basketball. Playground for children. Common room with a toddler corner and TV. Wi-Fi in the area. Equipped kitchen. Dishwashing points. Brick barbecue and fireplace. A nearby delicious eatery. Pet-friendly place."

Center for Beauty Health and Recreation Geovita
The training and leisure center Geovita in Dźwirzyn, is located in an excellent location - 200 m from the sea and 1500 m from the lake. Thanks to its location, as well as the wonderful natural surroundings, our resort is a perfect place for everyone to relax. The combination of excellent natural conditions, prevailing here all year round, microclimate and a rich program of biological regeneration makes it possible, especially for people with respiratory, motor and circulatory ailments, to fully regenerate here. The resort also has rich wellness facilities: a recreational pool, treatments such as: physical therapy (therapy with interferential currents, magnetic field (diadynamic, ultrasound, ionophoresis, laser therapy, Sollux lamp, dermatological UV lamp), aerosol therapy (saline inhalations, ultrasound inhalations), thermotherapy (partial cryotherapy), mud packs (partial), kinesitherapy (group gymnastics, pool gymnastics), hydrotherapy (hydromassage, pearl baths, brine baths, mud extract baths, lower extremity underwater massage (whirlpool), upper extremity underwater massagelimbs (whirlpool) as well as therapeutic massages.The youngest guests will not be bored either - the facility has a playground, as well as animations for families with children. Pet friendly resort.

Cmentarz przykościelny

Dog beach

Drinking water

Dworzec kolei wąskotorowej

DŹWIRZYNO The Fishing Harbour
Entrance to the port is restricted by a bridge, part of the Mrzeżyno – Kolobrzeg county road, with a clearance height of around three metres. On entering the port, you should inform the Boatswain on channel 12 VHF. Vessels mooring here are able to easily connect to the power supply and refill water. The harbour has a few fish bars and pubs that create the atmosphere of a bygone era. Here you can eat tasty fish straight from the smokehouse and enjoy a good cup of coffee on the banks of the port channel.

Elewatory portowe

Ethnographic Park in Niechorze
The Ethnographic Park in Niechorze is a place that showcases the cultural heritage of West Pomerania, with a special emphasis on the fishing and rural traditions of the Baltic region. The park features historic and reconstructed examples of folk architecture, including fishermen's cottages, farm buildings, a bread oven, and a post mill. The exhibition brings visitors closer to the daily life, work, crafts, and customs of the former coastline inhabitants. The park conducts educational and promotional activities by organizing workshops, themed meetings, and events related to local cultural heritage. It is a place for relaxation and learning about the region's history, located just a few minutes' walk from the beach and the center of Niechorze.

Extension of Grunwaldzka Street in Pobierowo, between Ciechanowska Street and Kawalerska Street
On October 3, the tender procedure for the investment project entitled "Extension of the municipal road Grunwaldzka Street in Pobierowo, together with technical infrastructure, on the section from Ciechanowska Street to Kawalerska Street" was concluded.
The contractor for the project will be ZUBWIT RESKO Sp. z o.o. sp. k.
As part of the reconstruction, we will:
new pavement on pedestrian and vehicular routes
new parking lots and new greenery
a new street lighting line
a storm sewer collector will be built along Grunwaldzka Street and Kawalerska, Kilińskiego, and Niecała Streets
rebuild the sanitary sewer collector
we will rebuild the 0.4 kV overhead power line
Work is scheduled to begin shortly after November 11
The planned completion time is 20 months from the handover of the construction site, with a break for the 2026 summer holidays.
Date added: October 6, 2025

Historic airplane hangar
The hangar is a remnant of a former air base of the German Luftwaffe. Watercraft were stationed at the coastal airfield. Officers' cottages, barracks were built on the base. The entire complex was top secret. The seaplanes were based in huge hangars. Most of the infrastructure has survived to this day, including boiler houses, access roads and maneuvering areas built of distinctive concrete slabs. Also surviving are barracks, storage buildings, a parachute shed, an observation tower, the airport command headquarters and guard booths. However, most of the buildings are in poor condition. After World War II, various units were stationed in Rogow. The last of them was disbanded in late 1998. Since 2005, the hangar has been home to the Museum of Aviation and Military Technology.

Holiday home Passat
ThePassat Holiday House is a facility run with passion, thanks to which for many years we have been offering our guests a family atmosphere and hospitality combined with professional service. We provide comfortable rest in silence, away from the hustle and bustle of the center of Niechorze, at the same time within walking distance of wide sandy beaches. We are pleased to invite you to spacious and comfortably furnished rooms with bathrooms. All rooms have LED TV and balconies. Free Wi-Fi access is provided in the rooms and public areas, and we have 2, 3 bed rooms and Studio rooms. The facility has an elevator. At your disposal are a swimming pool, whirlpool baths, relaxing and therapeutic massages. We offer health treatments and provide a fitness room. We have created rehabilitation holidays in Niechorze for people who struggle with various ailments. We serve our guests meals of Polish cuisine. Tasty dishes, which are prepared according to home recipes, are served in the spacious restaurant room. Breakfast is served in the form of a buffet, where everyone will find something for themselves (from 8-10 am). In the afternoons we invite our guests to delicious two-course dinners combined with a buffet. We are sure that our chef will surprise you with unparalleled flavors, and you will also remember the tasty and hearty meals. We promote active recreation, so we run a recreational bicycle rental. If you like active recreation, and outdoor movement gives you pleasure, explore the surrounding bicycle routes and tourist attractions. There are many attractive bicycle routes with beautiful views in the vicinity of Niechorze, and the property is located right on the Baltic Velo trail. Dom Wypoczynkowy Passat has also taken care of the comfort of its youngest guests. We have prepared attractions to make the stay of families with children more pleasant, including a fairy-tale corner for the youngest - a place where they can indulge in joyful games. We know how important it is to protect the environment, so we familiarize our guests with topics related to ecology in an interesting and interesting way. We inform about the flora and fauna surrounding the place and promote nature conservation. In our facility we heat the water in the taps and in the pool with a solar installation, and segregation of waste is mandatory throughout the facility. We obtain electricity from a photovoltaic installation, and heat in the facility is provided by heat pumps. This makes the Passat Recreation House an "eco friendly" facility.

Hotel Aquarius Spa 5*

Jezioro Liwia Łuża

Klif w Łukęcinie

Kościół filialny pw. Miłosierdzia Bożego

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Apostołów Piotra i Pawła

Kołobrzeg Stadium Station
Kołobrzeg Stadion railway station – departures, arrivals, information

Kołobrzeg Station
Kołobrzeg railway station – departures, arrivals, information

KOŁOBRZEG The Yachting Harbour
The place is quiet and free from strong winds and swell. The marina itself is a new and modern facility. Visitors to the site have access to toilets, a laundry and drying room, nautical shop, lecture halls and a meeting place for sailors. There are nearly a hundred yacht berths at a concrete quay or on a floating pontoon, each equipped with its own electrical and water supply. You will also find a bulletin board full of useful information, including the weather forecast and the telephone number of a company that will deliver fuel to the site. Those arriving at the port should be aware of the constant monitoring on channel 67 VHF with the call sign ‘Marina Kołobrzeg’. The weather forecast is broadcast on this channel at 07.00, 10.35 and 12.15, together with other important shipping information.

Kołobrzeski Skansen Morski

Lake Resko Przymorskie
Lake Resko Przymorskie, as the very name suggests (“Przymorskie” means “located near the sea”), is a seaside reservoir. The name “Resko” refers to the Rega River, which used to flow into the lake, and only then to the sea through a strait. The reservoir was created by cutting off a sea bay by a sand bar resulting from accumulative activity of the sea. The width of the sand bar, extended by a seaside dune embankment, oscillates from 0.3 to 1 km. The height of the dunes amounts to 16 m above sea level. According to different sources, the area of the lake is between 554 ha and 669 ha. Such large differences can be put down to the variability of the lake’s water level. The lake is connected with the sea by a strait created during a week-long storm in 1497. The direction and strength of wind influence the water level of Lake Resko Przymorskie. Within 24 hours, the waters of the lake can raise by 0.5 m; during longer storms even by 1.5 m.
The lake has a complex shape and is characterized by a shoreline developed better than in other seaside lakes. The Błotnica, Łużanka, and Stara Rega Rivers, as well as a small watercourse called a tributary from Gosław flow into the lake. Rushes and vast reeds cut across by a network of drainage ditches are located on the eastern, southern, and westerns shores. Reeds and cattails grow there. The northern embankment of the sand bar is covered with a forest. Impenetrable reed shores are a paradise for water birds. 13 breeding species, including 4 endangered ones (greylag goose, common goldeneye, bearded reedling, and red-backed shrike) have been observed there. Apart from these, one can found there grebes, coots, seagulls, ducks, and species rare in Poland – cranes, little gulls, and lesser black-backed gulls. The reservoir and its surroundings are a breeding place of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. The waters of the lake are inhabited by fish, such as breams, roaches, pikes, European eels, perches, pike perches, tenches, rudds, and bleaks.
From the first half of the 20th century till 2001, the lake was not available to civilians, because the area was occupied by the army. Currently, there are two holiday resorts in Rogowo. In Dźwirzyno, there is the Stanica Wodna resort with a harbour and a water equipment rental service. Due to winds blowing from the sea, it is a paradise for the enthusiasts of windsurfing and kitesurfing. Apart from that, it is worth using the network of biking trails. The international Baltic Sea Cycle Route, a part of the EuroVelo network, leads through the sand bar along a district road. Moreover, there is a trail around the Lake Resko Przymorskie, as well as the “Ku Słońcu” [Towards the Sun] nature and history biking trail on the eastern side of the lake.

Lapidarium żydowskie
Sześć macew ocalałych z dwóch dawnych cmentarzy żydowskich ustawiono na planie gwiazdy Dawida. Pomiędzy jej ramionami utworzył się plac o średnicy 6 metrów. Lapidarium otwarto w 2000 roku. Czarna kamienna tablica informuje w trzech językach: polskim, hebrajskim i niemieckim, co to za miejsce i jaki los spotkał kołobrzeżan pochodzenia żydowskiego z rąk niemieckich narodowych socjalistów. Napis brzmi: "Ku pamięci członków społeczności żydowskiej Kołobrzegu wywiezionych w 1940 roku i zamordowanych przez hitlerowców w dniu 28.X.1942 roku w obozie zagłady w Bełżcu. Społeczność żydowska mieszkająca w Kołobrzegu w latach 1812-1940 wniosła wielki wkład w rozwój miasta jako nadmorskiego uzdrowiska". Treść ta podpisana jest: "Mieszkańcy Kołobrzegu", a pod nią jeszcze adnotacja: "W tym miejscu w latach 1812-1938 znajdował się cmentarz żydowski".
Wojna zastała w Kołobrzegu około 300 mieszkańców narodowości żydowskiej. Kołobrzeg liczył wtedy ponad 36 tysięcy mieszkańców. Dla rozwoju miasta zasłużyli się między innymi twórcy dobrej sławy miasta jako uzdrowiska, a wśród nich lekarze z rodziny Beherend, to jest Moses, Feliks i Walter oraz Herman Emanuel i Magnus Hirschfeld, a także Eberhard Margulies.
Lapidarium żydowskie było centralnym miejscem spotkań młodzieży z różnych państw w ramach Dni Tolerancji, które obyły się trzykrotnie w latach 2000, 2001 i 2002. Szczególnie duży zasięg miały ostatnie, w których wzięli udział przedstawiciele Wielkiej Brytanii, Białorusi, Estonii, Izraela, Litwy, Łotwy, Niemiec, Polski, Rosji, Ukrainy i Włoch. Gościem honorowym  był ambasador Izraela w Polsce Shewach Weiss.
Sześć macew ocalałych z dawnych cmentarzy żydowskich ustawiono na planie gwiazdy Dawida. Pomiędzy jej ramionami utworzył się plac o średnicy 6 metrów. Czarna kamienna tablica informuje w trzech językach: polskim, hebrajskim i niemieckim, co to za miejsce i jaki los spotkał kołobrzeżan pochodzenia żydowskiego z rąk niemieckich narodowych socjalistów. Napis brzmi: "Ku pamięci członków społeczności żydowskiej Kołobrzegu wywiezionej w 1940 roku i zamordowanych przez hitlerowców w dniu 28.X.1942 roku w obozie zagłady w Bełżcu. Społeczność żydowska mieszkająca w Kołobrzegu w latach 1812-1940 wniosła wielki wkład w rozwój miasta jako nadmorskiego uzdrowiska". Treść ta podpisana jest: "Mieszkańcy Kołobrzegu", a pod nią jeszcze adnotacja: "W tym miejscu w latach 1812-1938 znajdował się cmentarz żydowski".
, zniszczony podczas II wojny światowej przez Niemców.Szczególne zasługi dla rozwoju miasta i balneologii wnieśli żydowscy lekarze: dr Moses Beherend (1869), dr Feliks Beherend (1853-1917), dr Walter Beherend, dr Eberhard Margulies, dr Herman Emanuel Hirschfeld (1825-1885), dr Magnus Hirschfeld (1868-1935) i wielu innych."

Lipa drobnolistna

Magnolia Agritourism Wrzosowo

Marian the Seagull skater sculpture Kołobrzeg

Maszoperia –– 6 D Museum
Maszoperia – the 6D Museum is a place which captures all senses of the visitors. There are 500 m2 of 3D paintings which are background for the everyday objects used in the past by the Maszoperia society. During the visit, guests can feel the smell of sea breeze, and aroma of apples in the fisherman’s house. They can also hear seagulls and the sound of sea waves. Sensual experiences supplement the fisherman’s stories, the legend about a magic net and the witch. All object gathered in the museum can be not only looked at, but also touched.

Matex Guest House

Medusa Apartments and Bungalows
MEDUSA is a new, intimate property with a swimming pool and a large garden, where you will relax even during the peak season.
Waiting for you are comfortable apartments and independent bungalows surrounded by a garden full of oak and maple trees. There is an open swimming pool with heated water and a paddling pool for the little ones.

Mermaid Zielenica Trzęsacz
According to one legend, the mermaid is Zielenica - the beautiful daughter of the Baltic, caught and captured by a local fisherman. When she died of longing for the depths of the sea, the Baltic in revenge consumed the local church, leaving behind its ruins.... Today, the remains of the Gothic building, the ruins in Trzęsacz can be seen, among other things, from a platform built next to it, which also offers an amazing view of the sea.

Miejska Informacja Turystyczna

Molo spacerowe w Kołobrzegu

Motylarnia

MRZEŻYNO The harbour
Currently, (2013), the port is being reconstructed and renovated. New parking bays are being constructed, the access road to the port will be restored, and new warehouses and sanitary facilities will be erected. The shape of the breakwaters and currents create sand sediments along the eastern breakwater, depositing sand on the inner side, making the water shallow. Therefore, while entering the port, it is essential to stick to the western breakwater. Before entering the port, please contact the boatswain, who will tell you where to berth. This marina is a small dock in the depths of the harbour, on the east side of the river, where there is a connection to power and water supplies. Pre-payment machines have already been installed on the quay. The port is mainly a base for local fishermen. Here you can enjoy good fish on the reconstructed and fully renovated waterfront.

Nature reserve - Cliff in Dziwnówek
January 17, 2017. The Regional Director of Environmental Protection in Szczecin recognized two new nature reserves: Klif in Dziwnówek and Klif in Łukęcin. The reserves include sections of coastal cliffs several hundred meters long each. Despite their small size (4.17 hectares and 1.19 hectares, respectively), they are an important part of the national system of nature protection, as they are the first coastal ecosystem reserves in the West Pomeranian region. Four other, but very short, sections of cliffs in this province are also protected as documentation sites, established in 2010 by a resolution of the Rewal municipality. 694262,59 226126,09 / 14.817402734682, 54.038177773991

Navigator - Apartments - Dźwirzyno
NAWIGATOR APARTMENTS - Dźwirzyno: The property is in an excellent location—just 200 m from a wide, sandy beach, 600 m from Lake Resko Przymorskie, and 500 m from the fishing port. In the immediate vicinity, you’ll find grocery stores, restaurants, a bike rental shop, and the Municipal Center for Sports, Tourism, and Recreation. We invite you to stay in our comfortable two-person apartments with fully equipped kitchens, which ensure a pleasant stay whether you’re here for a short getaway or a longer vacation. We provide our guests with free parking and a secure, lockable bike storage area inside the building. The entire property is fenced and monitored, ensuring peace and security during your stay. Dźwirzyno is the perfect place for lovers of active recreation—numerous bike trails wind through the picturesque surroundings, inviting you to discover the region’s charms.

Niechorze viewpoint

Oceanarium
The two-storey Oceanarium in Kołobrzeg presents a wide range of freshwater and saltwater, tropical fishes (sharks, rays, morays, lionfish, blowfish), as well as anthozoa, sea anemones and examples of sea flora. The entire presented specimen come from the Red Sea, the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. The staff conducts educational classes for organised groups.
Ticket prices:
-normal: 20 PLN
-reduced: 15PLN (kids and teenagers from 2 to 18 years old, pensioners)
-school groups: 15 PLN/per person (more than 20 people – a free guide)
-children under 2 years old – free of charge

Old fishing boat on the greenery

Ostoja na Zatoce Pomorskiej

OW Polana Łukęcin

Park dworski

Park Miniatur Latarni Morskich

Park Wieloryba "Giganci z oceanów"

Pałac

Pomnik - rzeźba Macierzyństwo

Porta Mare Active & Spa Resort
Porta Mare Active & Resort SPA is a unique facility located just 22 steps from a picturesque beach and about 200 meters from a pine forest with walking paths, running trails, and bike paths.
This location means that some of our rooms have a sea view, while others overlook the pine forest.
Porta Mare Active & Resort SPA was created for those who are looking for peace, a healthy and relaxing holiday, as well as for active people and families with children. A wide range of attractions and amenities will ensure that each of our guests will find something for themselves.

Punkt Informacji Turystycznej

Pustkowo Holiday Cottages at Marek's
Our resort is the perfect place for relaxation and get-togethers for those who appreciate peace and quiet, the intimate atmosphere of a small seaside town, and the proximity of the sea and the forest. Many of our guests visited this place as children, coming here with their parents. Today, they return to us as adults, often with their own children and even grandchildren, continuing the family tradition of vacationing in Pustków.
Since 2017, we have been offering stays in modern, comfortable, and fully equipped vacation cottages. Our facility is located just 150 meters from the beach, surrounded by greenery and coastal nature. The entire area is fenced, monitored, and features free parking for our guests.
Comfortable cottages surrounded by blooming roses and fragrant lavender—perfect for a family vacation.
Our one-bedroom cottages offer comfort and functionality. Each is equipped with: a kitchenette, a bathroom with a shower, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Our resort offers not only accommodations near the sea, but also beautiful surroundings full of greenery and flowers. Near the cottages, there are plenty of blooming, fragrant roses and lavender, which create a unique atmosphere and make your stay with us even more relaxing. As you stroll through the resort grounds, you can enjoy the pleasant scent of flowers, which adds charm to every summer morning and evening.

Replica of the cross from the Giewont peak
The Baltic Cross of Hope is a replica of the cross from Giewont. It was set up in 2007. It refers to the words spoken by Pope John Paul II during a Mass in Szczecin in 1987: "as the wind blows from the Baltic Sea to the mountain peaks - to the cross on Giewont."
The structure is 19 meters high and weighs 4.5 tons, so it is one and a half meters taller and nearly 2 tons heavier than the Tatra prototype. It is worth seeing the cross in winter, then an illuminated Christmas crib is arranged under the cross. The cross has become a landmark of Pustkow and a place of pilgrimage for the faithful from all over Poland .

Rest area

Różana Aleja Zakochanych [The Rosy Lovers’ Boulevard]
The Rosy Lovers’ Boulevard is the shortened name of two connected promenades located on the seaside cliff: the Rosy Boulevard and the Lover’s Boulevard.
In the case of the first boulevard one type of flora plays an especially important role – roses. There are nearly 150 species of roses, as well as numerous exotic bushes. Also two thematic boards were placed there – with declarations of love written in several languages and with descriptions of the symbolism of different flowers.
The Lovers’ Boulevard is famous for distinctive outdoor sculptures. The first one was revealed in 2010. It is “Romeo and Juliet” by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a couple of young lovers symbolizing the main characters of Shakespeare’s drama. Apart from the sculpture of the couple from Verona, there is another interesting structure on the boulevard – a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose. Another sculpture, which will be placed on the boulevard is Tadeusz and Zosia – Mickiewicz’s couple who has been selected through a draw by the tourists and residents of Rewal.
The boulevards are supposed to inspire eternal and true love between two people. Annual reveal of subsequent sculptures of lovers is going to become a tradition of the town on the special day of the 14th of February.

School Youth Hostel
The School Youth Hostel in Stary Borek is located in the Kolobrzeg Municipality, where cyclists will find four unique bicycle routes of varying degrees of difficulty, surface. The total length of the routes is 144 km of marked bicycle paths. Along the shelter runs the "Trail Towards the Sun". - this is a natural and historical trail of 33 km, full of picturesque landscapes ideal for family bicycle trips. Other routes are: "Trail of the Stork's Nests", "International Coastal Trail R10" and "Trail Around Lake Resko Przymorskie". More information on the above trails can be found on the Kolobrzeg Municipality website. The hostel is surrounded by a lot of greenery, you can rest here in peace and quiet among Nature 2000. The hostel offers: rooms with washrooms (toilet and showers in the corridor), rooms with bathrooms, kitchen and dining room for individual tourists, kitchen and canteen for mass catering, playground, playground, common room, WiFi, free parking, bicycle rack, bicycle rental, bicycle garage, place to dry clothes, laundry room, place for barbecue, campfire. The property is located 2.8 km from the beach in Grzybowo. This is one of the most beautiful beaches of the Polish coast. The wide, clean, sandy beach and the clear and warm waters of the Baltic Sea encourage sunbathing and sea bathing. By the beach on the dunes grow pine forests creating a unique microclimate beneficial to our respiratory tract.

Sculpture of the Little Prince
The monument to the Little Prince from the story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is located in the Rose Avenue of Lovers. Nearly 150 species of roses and quite a few exotic shrubs grow there. Two thematic plaques have also been placed there: with popular declarations of love written in dozens of languages and containing descriptions of the symbolism of various flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture, another interesting object is located within the avenue - a statue depicting Romeo and Juliet. The next sculpture to be placed in the avenue is Tadeusz and Zosia - aa Adam Mickiewicz's novel's couple, which was chosen by lottery among tourists and residents of Rewal.

Seagull Marian Lifeguard

Self-service bicycle repair station

Sklep spożywczo-przemysłowy "Na Rogu"

Swamp Redoubt (Fort Morast)
The redoubt was built between 1770 and 1774, during the expansion of the fortress after the experience of the Seven Years' War. The siege at the time, and these were the years 1758 - 1761 and the capture of the city by the Russians, gave impetus to the fortification of the northern suburbs of Kolobrzeg. It now occurs to us that Kolobrzeg has always lain directly on the sea. At that time, there were still marshy hollows between the medieval city and the harbor, where enemy troops huddled during the war. A bird's-eye view shows the five-armed outline of the Marsh Redoubt. Back in 1945, the Germans fortified themselves here and blocked the movement of Polish troops for three days during the battle for the city. It now houses a tavern - a seasonal dining and entertainment venue. From the side of the city one can see a brick wall with gun holes, a side entrance and the main gate. Through this gate one enters a spacious courtyard, which houses feasting tables under umbrellas and a stage. The earthen embankment on the inside is an auditorium with rows of benches. Fish is smoked and fried on site, and a rotisserie is in operation. The location of the redoubt, away from residential buildings, makes it possible to organize summer entertainment even after 10 pm, without risking accusations of disturbing the quiet of the night. To the left of the entrance is the fort's main building, used as a restaurant. There are a total of three brick buildings on the redoubt grounds. The whole is embanked with earth to the height of the walls, forming a closed pentagon. The redoubt used to be surrounded by water, and a drawbridge led to the gate. For the convenience of visitors, part of the moat on the side of the island has been filled in, and the only traces of the bridge are the iron blocks above the entrance, over which chains that were pulled or released used to move. A separate curiosity is the gate, which after years of absence from its place, returned here in 2013 after extensive restoration. Original are the oak staves on the outside and the metal hardware. However, the decayed staves on the inside of the fort and 200 iron pins were replaced, as the old ones were badly corroded. The two-leaf gate weighs 600 kilograms.

The footbridge in Dźwirzyno
The footbridge in Dźwirzyno is one of the many attractions along the Velo Baltica international cycling route, which runs along the Baltic coast.
This 200-meter section of the wooden footbridge, supported by 200 piles, runs across a shifting dune known as "Patelnia." At its summit is an observation deck.

The German lapidarium
In the place where there is the lapidarium right now, German public cemetery was located since 1881; it was finally liquidated in 1970. Burials, however, have not taken place there already from the first years after the war. The cemetery was partially destroyed during the war and further on it was devastated and neglected. Tombstones, which have been the elements of the lapidarium since 2000, are partially the remnants of the cemetery. The rest of tombstones were collected in an old cemetery at the other end of the city, between Grochowska and Koszalińska Streets.
The visitors of the lapidarium are greeted by 2-metre granite boulder with a black stone plaque on which there is a bilingual – Polish and German - inscription: “In memory of German inhabitants of our city buried in the old cemeteries of our town. Inhabitants of Kołobrzeg. In this place, there was the Central Public Cemetery founded in 1881”. There is a number of preserved tombstones, more or less damaged, facing Arciszewskiego Street. In many cases, the inscriptions on the tombstones are legible.

The Lighthouse
The lighthouse is a historical navigation point. At the same time it serves as an observation point and a tourist attraction. It is also one of the symbols of Kołobrzeg.
The fist lights leading ships to the harbour, were lit in Kołobrzeg in 1666. The lighthouse makes the harbour in Kołobrzeg visible from the sea from the distance of almost 30 km. Together with the lighthouse of Gąski, on the east, and of Niechorze, on the west, it creates a coherent lighthouse system. The optical system consisting of twenty 200W light bulbs is located at the height of 36,5 m. The tower is 26 meters high and it was built on  18th-century historic fort. To get to the top, visitors must climb 110 winding steps – part of which are spiral, masonry stairs located in a narrow staircase, and the remaining metal stairs run inside the tower.
The present-day lighthouse replaced the old one, which was damaged during the World War II. It was built in 1945 by the Red Army to commemorate their victory over the Nazis. Initially, there was a five-pointed star on the top and an inscription in Russian which glorified the military success from the period between 1941 and 1945. At that time, there was a military cemetery at the foot of the lighthouse. As the time passed by, the lighthouse was stripped of all elements of ideology.
The fort, on the foundation of which the lighthouse was built, is also of great historical value. The fact that it was capable of carrying the huge weight of the lighthouse shows how durable and trustworthy this fortification from 1770 - 1774 was. This three-storey construction, with the still active artesian source of sweet water on the lowest level, was used to protect the harbour. The well is covered with a clear disk. It is situated in the same part of the underground where the Mineral Museum is located. In the other part of the basements there is a culture- entertainment and music club. Between the floors inside the tower, there are maritime exhibitions and souvenirs stands.
Normal ticket costs 6 PLN, reduced ticket 4 PLN (available for primary, secondary and high school students). No group tickets are available. Organised group are entitled to see the mineral exhibition without additional charge.

The Lighthouse
The lighthouse in Niechorze was turned on for the first time in December 1866. The tower was built on a high cliff. It was made of face brick, built on the quadrangle plan in the lower part, and on the octagonal plan in the upper one. It is 45 metres high and is the fourth highest lighthouse in Poland. On its top there is a terrace with a balustrade and a lantern - a glazed room with a navigation device. The Lighthouse in Niechorze is equipped with an apparatus that uses the then modern Fresnel lens. The fleeing Germans mined the tower in 1945. Fortunately, there was no detonation. However, it suffered as a result of artillery fire. After the renovation of the damaged lantern, light nominal range is 20 nautical miles (37.04 kilometres), so the light signal overlaps with the ones sent by the neighbouring lighthouses in Kołobrzeg and Kikut. Flashing light is sent in 10-second cycles, with a flash of 0.45 seconds and a break of 9.55 seconds. Currently, the lighthouse in Niechorze is a part of the shore stations complex based on the AIS-PL system of HELCOM project, which allows for automatic monitoring of maritime traffic in the coastal zone.
The lighthouse is open to visitors.

The Professor Ryszard Siwecki Hornbeam Walk
The Professor Ryszard Siwecki Hornbeam Walk became protected as a natural monument under the Resolution No. XVI / 211/03 of the Town Council of Kołobrzeg as of 29th December 2003.It is a nineteenth-century hornbeam alley. It consists of 277 trees - 101 old and 176 young (5-6 year old) ones. The aim of the existence of the walk is to create a vault made of plants. To that end, the trees grow on a special construction facilitating the formation of the desired shape. The patron of the walk in Kołobrzeg became Professor Ryszard Siwecki. He acted in favour of the greenery in Kołobrzeg, for example he tried to save the walk and restore its former glory.

The ruins of a Gothic church
The foundation of St Nicholas's Church is dated from the turn of the fourteenth century. The Gothic church was built originally in the middle of a village, at a distance of about two kilometres from the sea. It was one of the most impressive churches in Western Pomerania. It was built with hand-moulded bricks, on the foundations of boulders. It was a towerless aisleless building, built on a rectangular plan. Originally a Catholic church, it was taken over by evangelicals in 1534.
As a result of abrasive processes (one of the forms of erosion involving the abrasion of bedrock by loose rock material moved by sea currents, waves and tides) the cliff edge got closer to the church in 1750 at a distance of 58 metres. Then, the first, unsuccessful, attempts to protect the temple were made. In the second half of the eighteenth century, the cliff was so close that the crumbling ground revealed the graves at the churchyard. The distance between the cliff and the church walls was only 1 metre in 1868. Not until six year later were the services stopped being held. The last Mass was conducted on 2nd March 1874. The church was finally closed on 2nd August 1874. Its equipment was transferred to the cathedral in Kamień Pomorski, the church in Rewal, as well as to museums in Szczecin in Berlin. The first element of the church, which was a piece of the buttress, collapsed in 1900. From that time to 1st February 1994, the sea was gradually eroding successive parts of the church. After the 2001's protection works, it was assumed that the catastrophe of 1994 was the last one in the history of the church. Nowadays You can see a part of the southern wall of a length of 12 metres and a height of 6 metres. It is clearly visible from the observation deck by the sea.

The Sculpture of "Szkielety Wielorybów" ['Whale Skeletons']
"Szkielety Wielorybów" is a form of an outdoor sculpture. It presents two impressive skeletons of the mammals placed in close proximity to each other. The sculpture is made of steel. It was designed by an artist Victor Szostało from Kołobrzeg. The 'whales' from Rewal are undoubtedly the pride of the town centre, distinguishing it among other coastal towns.
The Sculpture of ‘Romeo and Juliet' - ID 7663
The statue of Romeo and Juliet is located within the Rose Alley of Lovers at a distance of about 1 km from the main bus station, near Rożana Street and Klifowa Street. The Alley, serving as a promenade, stretches along the seashore, so it is easy to get there while having a walk From Rewal to Niechorze.
The Statue of Romeo and Juliet is an outdoor sculpture by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a pair of lovers, young people who symbolise the main characters in the play by William Shakespeare, and thus - to inspire eternal and true love between two people. The individual elements of the sculpture copy natural-sized people and objects. The object weighs approx. 500 kg. It was unveiled in October 2010.
It is worth going to Rewal and taking a walk along the whole Rose Alley of Lovers. There are growing nearly 150 species of roses and a lot of exotic shrubs. There are also two thematic panels placed: popular declarations of love stored in dozens of languages, and with a description of the symbolism of different flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture of Romeo and Juliet, there is another interesting object - a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose, placed within the alley. Another sculpture, which will be put in the alley is the one of Tadeusz and Zosia, Mickiewicz's couple, chosen by lot among tourists and the locals form Rewal.

The Sculpture of ‘Romeo and Juliet'
The Statue of Romeo and Juliet is an outdoor sculpture by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a pair of lovers, young people who symbolise the main characters in the play by William Shakespeare, and thus - to inspire eternal and true love between two people. The individual elements of the sculpture copy natural-sized people and objects. The object weighs approx. 500 kg. It was unveiled in October 2010.
It is worth going to Rewal and taking a walk along the whole Rose Alley of Lovers. There are growing nearly 150 species of roses and a lot of exotic shrubs. There are also two thematic panels placed: popular declarations of love stored in dozens of languages, and with a description of the symbolism of different flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture of Romeo and Juliet, there is another interesting object - a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose, placed within the alley. Another sculpture, which will be put in the alley is the one of Tadeusz and Zosia, Mickiewicz's couple, chosen by lot among tourists and the locals form Rewal.

The Sea Fishing Museum
The Sea Fishing Museum started its activities in summer 1994. The idea of ​​the establishment of such an institution came from Henry Gmyrek, a fisherman from Niechorze. The museum has a collection both own and acquired from other entities, including the National Museum in Szczecin, the Maritime Office in Szczecin and from residents of neighbouring towns.
The facility hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions depicting the specificities of a boat fisherman's occupation, and dealing with the issues regarding the Polish coast. The museum has 3 exhibition rooms, where You can see, among other things, iron anchors, fish pots, wrought iron goads, a variety of hooks, nets, baskets for transporting fish, or keeping nets to store them popularly called 'the bogs' by locals. There are exhibits embedded in the in the area surrounding the museum such as wooden fishing boats that are a gift from local fishermen.
The Museum offers lessons and historical lectures for groups, but this is subject to prior agreement.
'The American's Villa' is not only a museum, but is also the local Community Centre and the Tourist Information Centre. Periodical cultural meetings that bring together the local community are held there. These include 'Cultural Thursdays' and 'People and their passions'. This is where a well-known festival called ' the Festival of Baltic Herring', which widely promote our 'sea silver' takes place. Tourists can learn there about curiosities of the coastal villages of the commune of Rewal, get folders promoting a given region, and have a guided tour around the countryside or most interesting places of Zachodniopomorskie [West Pomerania] Province.

the Solna Redoubt
The Solna redoubt was built too late to play the role assigned to it, that is to shield the port from the west. It did not exist either during the Seven Years' War or Napoleon War, and had no military significance during World War II because the Germans manned it only by the Volkssturm, that is hastily trained youth and the elderly, and the forces of the 6th Infantry Division had no difficulty in conquering it. The advantage of such a situation is that the redoubt survived in good condition to our times. This applies to both buildings, the embankment and the moat. The redoubt owes its name to the salt bridge leading to the salt works, and the role of the structure was to defend the crossing. It was built between 1832 - 1836 when, after some conclusions from the war of 1807 were drawn, the points of the town which proved its weakness in the face of contemporary military technology were strengthened. It turn out that the existing head at the salt bridge was taken by the Frenchmen's quick attack.
Since 1990, the main building of the redoubt has been the headquarters of scouts who share it with Tadeusz 'Wania' Waśko, the organiser of the educational and entertainment project 'Pirate adventure'. The interior is very interesting due to the barrel vault, which allowed for making a large room without putting up pillars. The building has the shape of two circles of different sizes touching each other. Ten metres away, an exhibition of finds connected with Napoleonic Wars was set by 'Wania' in 2014 in a smaller brick room, probably the former gunpowder magazine, built into the embankment. You can go canoeing around the Solna Redoubt through the moat overgrown with reeds.

The Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski reserve
The Natura 2000 “Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski” area is a special habitat protection area covering 17,468.8 ha. It encompasses a fragment of the Baltic coast, which is well preserved in terms of the lay of the land. We can distinguish cliff coasts, both active (eroding) and already stabilized with bushes. There are also grey dunes and dunes covered by a forest, as well as depressions between dunes and wetlands. There are two characteristic lagoon lakes: Lake Resko Przymorskie and Lake Liwia Łuża, formed through closing of narrow sand bars, and also shallow river estuaries, including the Liwskie Ujście canal and the Czerwona River. The southern part of the Natura 2000 area is a vast strip of the depression of the Baltic Urstromtal, filled mostly with deposits of fen peat. The area is cut across by a network of canals and watercourses (including Rega, Stara Rega, Parsęta, and Czerwona). The halophyte area in the back of the dune belt north of Włodarka is one of the vastest ecosystems of its kind in Poland.
The “Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski” area is a habitat of many animal species. Rare and protected species, such as otter, grey seal, European fire-bellied toad, and among bird species: red-backed shrike, aquatic warbler, short-eared owl, ruff, spotted crake, white-tailed sea eagle, lesser spotted eagle, or bittern, can be found there. The waters are inhabited by European river lampreys, brook lampreys, Atlantic salmons, and sabre carps. A small stand of creeping marshwort, a plant species from Annex II of the Habitat Directive, was found on Lake Liwia Łuża.
The reserve can be visited in many ways. It is worth strolling along the Baltic beach to admire cliffs and dunes. Several biking routes enables tourists to visit interesting places; for example, “Szlak Nadmorski”, “Szlak Bocianich Gniazd”, “Trasa Ku Słońcu”, or “Wokół Jeziora Resko” trails. The enthusiasts of fishing can use many fishing grounds in rivers and lakes, as well as try surfcasting - catching fish standing on the shoreline. The Rega River and the Parsęta River are available to canoeists.

The Władysław Jagiełło Multimedia Museum at the Cliff
The museum has its seat in the centre of Trzęsacz at 3B Klifowa Street, 50 metres from the ruins of St Nicholas's Church and a five-minute walk from the Seaside Narrow Gauge Railway Gryfice - Trzęsacz - Rewal - Niechorze - Pogorzelica.
The museum was established in 2000. Its founder was Władysław Jagiełło, a resident of Trzęsacz between 1998 and 2006. The exhibition depicts the history of Trzęsacz, especially St Nicholas's Church and the 15th meridian, on which the town is located. The respective rooms show the history, legends, the abrasion process, the meaning of the 15th meridian, time zones, how life looked like in Trzęsacz 600 years ago. The exhibition is enriched by films, sound effects, projections of the depths of the sea, animated legend about Zielenica, a multimedia show of the last moments of the building on the cliff and the process of the destruction of the cliff. There are also some original relics from St Nicholas's Church.
A separate soundtrack has been created for children to let the little explorers learn through play. A visit to the Museum lasts 25 minutes.

Tourist Information Centre in Dziwnów
Located in the Municipal Sports and Culture Centre. Open all year round.
Tourist Information Center located at 10 Reymonta Street in the Municipal Sports and Culture Center
In the Tourist Information Center, you can obtain detailed information on tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation, and dining options, etc. in Dziwnów and the surrounding area. Various tourist publications, maps and gifts are available for sale.
Information is provided in Polish, English, and German.
Operates all year-round July - August: open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. September - June open on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (access to promotional / information materials at the reception desk of the Municipal Sports and Culture Center until 10:00 p.m.)

Tourist Information in Rewal

Viewing platform in Dźwirzyno

Viewing platform in Kołobrzeg

Viewing platform in Łukęcin

Viewing platform Rewal

Viewing point Pogorzelica - Mrzeżyno

Viewpoint in Pobierowo

Wanta
Wanta Kolobrzeg offers you accommodation in an apartment with a mezzanine floor in a very quiet eastern district of Kolobrzeg. The apartments have a terrace overlooking extensive meadows.
There is a private parking lot on the premises.
The apartments feature free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom with shower and hairdryer, and a kitchenette. The annex features a refrigerator, cooktop, toaster and all the accessories needed to prepare a meal.
In addition, a stone garden grill is provided for guests' use.

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